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SOdElY EVBnS; CUB MD CHURCH HEWSi^
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Southern Methodist
Service At Renno
Rev. Wb R; Quion, pastor at Bai
ley IlcmorUd MethodlaS EpOnopal
Church. South, conducted aervices
for Oie SarcHs groiq> at Renbo cm
Sunday afternoon, llie ioap^atkmal
tong service included a solo by W.
O. Coker of this city. Mr. Quinn used
as hit topic, *The Holy Catholic
Poge Three
ing at the Columbia city hospital, is
spending a vacation with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Young. She
has accepted a .position as a member
of the nursing staff of the-hoepital
and win assume her duties August 1.
Friends of Mrs. M. T. Mo^ will
regret to know she is U1 at Hays hos-
pitaL
Mrs. HalseU Miller and son, David,
oi Whitmire, are spmdmg a few dgys
with her parents, Mf. and Mrs. D.' B.
o&a'
Mrs. Adoir Hostess
To Bridge Club
Mrs. 1. tL Adair d«U^
teriainad' hnr bridge chib
dV afternoon.
^lorful summer flowers
pretty setting for the games.
Carroll M. Spencer was presented
high score i»ize.
was
After cuds,., the
hosi^ Mvcd a swe^ course.
Boo^t.Semor Uni
EmOjfS Picnic
Tim senior .•'group of
Young Pec^le's unim
on Widay evening at HorscApMSillls.
lUv. and Mrs. W. N. Lo^ were
chapcronae lor the outing, w|iil|i'i#as
enjoyed by about fifteen yoMpg^peo-'
pie, including m«nbers of the orflHii-
zation and ^ir guests. A bountiful
picnk supper was served.
Auxiliary Holds
July Mooting
Ihd Auxiliary of U»e first 'Viaa*
byterian diurdi met in the ladles*
pttrier on Monday aftemoon^for ttie
July meeting. .
• Mrs. John W. UtUe,_president, pre
sided bver the business soasion.
The devotional waa given Mini
Roaa ***>>^*y
During ttw meeting Mrs. little and
Mra. Arthur Cmeiand, who wert
delegates to the woman’s oenfacenoe
recently hdd in Montreat, N. C.,
gave an interesting and helpful re
port of the meeting.
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Mrs. Pitts Honorod
On Birthday Fridoy
In observance of her bmhday
day, July 18,
honored with
Fri-
Mrs. J. M. Pitts was
a birthday dinner at
sion being the third birthday of her
imie eon, Jtimny.
Afto* an hour of games and ^riea
on die lawn, tba fourteen little
guests were Invited into the home for
refrcdunents consisting of ioe cream,
angel cake and sticks of peppermint
eaiidy. The home waa prettUy deco
rated with summer flowers and red
balloons in groups of three. Center
ing the dining table was a hurge
White cake with three tiny red can
dles and balloons formed a shownr
€rom the chandrifor. On the buffet
was a bowl of beautiful red zinnias,
eiWich ware grown in tbe^ganfons of
Mrs. B. H. Boyd.
Milton Barden
Celebrates Birtbdoy
In celebration of his fifth birth
day, Friday, July 18, Milton Barden,
son of Dr. and Mrs. John G. Barden,
invited ei^t little friedds for a thea
tre party. -After the movies guests
returned to MiUdn’s home where
they enjoyed a birthday cake, ice
creMn wd popcwm. -
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Long Bronch Club
Holds July Meeting
The Long Brandi Home Demon
stration club held Ks regular montti-
ty meeting at the adiool hoiue on
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Joe Poole,
Egasident of ^ chib, was in diarge
ql the projpkm.
• Two psttriodc sbnffi were sung
.Vod Bless America,** and **Tlie Star
Bpan^ed Banner.** after whitA Mrs.
Boy Hiiyis gave the deVoUcmaL l!krs.
I^am Compton and Mrs. Harris re
ported on the last local leaders meet
ing which was ar discussion (m the
use of cotton stamps, and 4riiat
diould be d<xie in the'fall garden.
A committee waa^ appointed to
Churdii** and gave an interesting Bobo,
sermon.. I Lt. Tench Owens of Camp Croft,
The meeting was well attended by spent the week-end with his parents,
the pec^le of the community, visitors Mr. and Mrs. R, S. Owens,
also be^ present from Bailey Me- Mrs. R. S. Owens is spending sev-
morial, Le^iUe and Clinton city] ^1 days in Newberry with relatives,
diurclies. ] Lt C. W. Copeland and Mrs. Cope-
Services were announced for every i hmd of Camp Croft and S^iartanburg,
first and third Sunday aftemoom in siv spending a few ^ys* leeve here
whkiyier aon, Raymond J. Pitta, aixJ ^ electric wiring of the
were host and hostas. ' - building.
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A cake with glowing candles pret
tily adorned ffie dining table where
dinner was saved to immediate
members of the family. Mrs. Pitts
was remambered with a nnmber of
attractive rite.
Mr. and lbs. S. E. Evans and diil-
dren of Columbia, Mrs. Cndg Ken>
nedy and childrtoi of Spartanburg,
other children and granddiildren at
thla city, and Mrs. M. A. Hays were
present for the occsafon. v
Wadsworth Club Meets
Luther Young
co-hostesses to
the Wadsworth Home Demonstration
club at the home of the former on
Thursday afternoon. (
^ ; Ifin. George Brown led the dbvn^
"tion^ after which the roll call was
aniwered with ‘^names of inventors
and. their inventions.** An interesting
paper on Ihe **Declaration of Inde-
E mdehCe” was Tread by Mrs. J. A.
avis. Topics of the month, canning,
~ cotton, and fall md winter gardens
were discussed.'The membm voted
to itva a flonation to'hete send an
undatp^Ueged child to camp at
'' Kings Mountain, N. C.
; During a social hour the hoetfoses
. delifiQua rMreriimentft
Johhiiy Bailoy
-Calibrates Btrtbday <
CM Wednesday afternoon, July li,
Mra. W. D. BaU^ of Greenwood, c»-
^ tertained a group of little folk at the
home of hgr another, Mrsi Estelle Ab-
num^ on Centennial street, die ooca-
SEE
OUR SPECIALS
BEAinSFCU
BUT DEPENDABLE
WATCHES.
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te.. ABOUT
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Week-End Trips.. Visitors
eadi m<mth, to be in charge of Mr.
Quinn. The group is also planning to
organize a Sunday sritool soon, in
terested members state.
Mmnbers were reminded of the
aluminum campaign now in progrcsa.
Flans wert made for the August
meeting which will bf a coatununi^
picnic. ru ^ .tL
Reresfaments were served by the
hostenes, Mrs. Harris and4di|t H. M
Cbimey. ” '
Baptist Auxiiiaryr
Missionary Program
The July meeting of the Auxiliary
of tee First Baptist church was held
on Monday afternoon.
Hie devotional, Pnlm 87, was giv-
an hrMtekWin»ter.Wtlteri Aa Sh
teresting and unusual program un-
(ter the direction of Mrs. John T.
Little, had been arranged for tee
afternoon. The program, in tee form
of a conventk^ had members to
represent weU-lmown missionaries
to China and Japan. Delegates to the
convention were m«nbers from tee
Calvary, Holly Grove, Hurricane,
Lydia, Lan0ton chuzdMs and the
hast group. Taking the part bf ‘ mis-
slonariea from China wfre Mrs. J.C.
Thomas, Mrs. Shirley Timmons, Mrs.
C. C. Brannon, Mrs. James Sloan;
and from Japan, ^ Mrs. E. C. ffipp,
Mrs. Lynn Cooper and Mrs. R. M.
League, who told of tee oomdltlotas
and missioii woric in these foreign
countries.
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sain ii^ athidJ ataadpMs.
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MtHiodist Society
In Rpgulor Seuion
The J^ fbeeting of the Woman’s
Society of Christian Barviee of Brand
Street Methodist diurch was held on
Monday afternoon.
The pastor, Rev. L. P. McGee, gave
tee last of a series of Bible studJas
OB “Jesus and Social Itedaniptiooi"
Circle No. 1, Mrs. Ral^ Blakely,
chalzman, had charge at the program
for the afternoon. Scripture reading
was given by Mrs. R. L. Lockett
Miss Frances Ruth Edwards gave e
leeding accompenled et tee piano by
Miss Anne Blak^. Mrs. J. W.
Coleman discussed the 'topic “In
vesting Our Heritage In Oeoperative
Work in Methodism.** In behalf of
tea aociety Mrs. J. V. Edwards pra-
sented Mrs. A. M. Cannon,* vdio hsa
racently moved to Charleston, with a
gift in recognition of her faithful
services ss mission treasurer. Mrs.
S. A. Pitts was selacted to flU the va
cancy. At the coochiakm of ^ pro-
grua tee group paused in sUcnt trib
ute to Mrs. Aike McMillan, a mem
ber, who recently peessd away.
During a social hour tba host circle,
No. 1, under tee leedeCThlp 'of^Mrs.
Sidney Humph, larved ked tea, tend-
widbaa andcooklac
CHAIN SCHEMES CITED
AS fOSTAL VIOLATION
Reeantly tha maila in all
tea counhy have baap flooded
tetters retetlBg to so^aDsd
dieiD schmee soheitlng defenae sav-'
inc stamps. " '
Patrons of tee poet office
offiee. relatiag to such nJShriiil te a
vkilatlrtl postal fraud and lot*
tery stthitoa. and persons perticipet-
Ing In such vkdatkms lay themscdvaal
llabte to the matter of being calted
to teew cause why they should not
have fraud duuges preferred agsinsl
teem. Such'oilers forbid the deliv
ery of any mail to the persons naiMd
^dier^D* .
iUBSCRlBB TD TRX CBRONIOUI
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. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie V. Dove and
mn, Roimie, have returned to their
home in Wateington, D. C., after a
visit to relatives here.
The many friends of Mrs. A. E.
l^pxhMCr will rp|ret to team she is a
patient in a Greenville hoapital,
where she will undergo an operatioB
today or tomorrow.
Prof. B. H. Boyd and Fred Allen
are spending the week in New York.
Mn. O. SHgreaves of Laurens,
spent a few da^ thte weak with bar
sister-in-law, Mra. J. W. Copaland.
Mtesaa * Eihily •tw* Ptestrr
Martin are spending two wedcs in
Newberry with tecir grandmother,
Mrs. Emily Green.
Mrs. Rembert Tnaluck and cb
dren, Buddie and Jackie, are spen
ing two weeks with her parec
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scruggs, in R
Cormick.
The friends of Mrs. J. W. Crawfc
will regret to learn she is a path
at Hays’ hospital, where she und<
went an operatiem for appendici
Tuesday afternoon. She is report
to be doing nicely.
Ray Waldrop of Siunter, was t
week-end guest of Marteall Pack.
is at home wHh his mother, Mr
J. Sanford.
Misses Mary Nettie Henry
Irma Seibert of Greenwood,
Hubert Butler of Greenwood, wnr
also guests of tee Sheelys Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs- J. R- Whitmin
Sara i Evelyn Whitmire of Sedalii
ited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S. Lankfor
Sunday.
Igrs. J. Ben Smith ^md sems <
Delray Beach, Fla., were guests Tuei
day of Mrs. I. O. Ray and family.
«Clyde Gilliam of Birmin^an
was tee week-end guest of h:
aunts, Mrs. Irby Holland and Mr
G. C. Nabors. '
Miss Sara Lee Pack is spendin
the week in Belton as the guest c
Misses Frances and Virginia Vaughi
Mr 4md Mrs. Henry M. Youn
and children, Grace and Davis, wei
guests of relatives in McCorn^
Sunday.
Miss Narvis Sanford has returns
to her home in Newberry after a fr
days’ visit to her sister, Mrs. A. <
Johnson, and Mr. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Owens of Cam
Stewart and HinesviUe, Ga., spei
the week-end here with the former
mother, Mrs. Mary Owens. They hs
>as their guest Charles Chuiriilll <
Geneva, N. Y., and Camp Stewart.
Mr. and Mn. D. C. Heustess ai
N. C. They were Joined
with tee former’s parents, Mr. and
Mn. T. D. Copeland.
Bfr. and Mn. James Addison and
J. J. Cornwall attended a horse show
in Itexington, Ky., the past week.
Mn. J. W. Copeland ami her sis
ter, Mn. W. H. Martin, of Grand
Rapids, Mich., vdio is spokUng some
time here, left yesterday for a teort
visit with their niece, Mn. Ed^
Brown, and Mr. Brown in Barnwell.
Mr. Brown was a visitor here on
Monday. ,
Mr. and Mn. George Durban and
daughten,« Misses Mary and Dell, of
Aiken, were guests Sunday of- Mr.
and Mn. R. E. Sadler and family.
Miss Rosamond Durban was tee
guest of Miss Virginia Sadler yester
day enraute home from a Greenville
hoiae party.
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Fiinney, Sr.
Friends at
Mn. H. A.
at the home of hmr daughten, Mi
J. C. Carter and Mn. J. A. Cotema
Mrs. Bessie Hays Owens is on
vacation trip to Chattarux^a, Tenn.,
and Atlanta. In Atlanta she will v
It bar son, Billy Owens, and M
Owens.
Mrs. J. K. Roberts, Sr., of Cartha
N. C., is visiting her son. Rev. J.
Roberts, and Mrs. Roberts.
Mr. and Mn. C. B. Able and Jc
Able of Lowrys, and Miss Mi
Sunday
Young.
of Dr.
and
Mn. J.
to know he is a patient
Hays hospUaL
Miss Irma Worionan is spend]
Marion, N. C.
Mias Inaa Young is the guest
Miss Blanche Bcteea in Tatum.
Misa Mikirad Young, who racan]
graduated from tea sdiool af ma
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Rom Royal, Plaia or Sdf'riaiaf
FLOUR, 24 Dm. ... .. 81c
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PEIAS, Na 2 can 10c
Scott
TISSUE, 2 rolls 15c
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DRESSING, qt jar ... 25c
: tlFEBtOUY 4 cates 25c
Argo Bartlett
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